Lena has spoken out in the past about her identity and style, telling Vanity Fair, “Being black and gay, having dreadlocks, having a certain kind of swag, and dressing the way I do...That’s dope, you’re cool. I don’t feel validated by that...I don’t want to be White. I don’t want to be straight. I don’t want to blend in...I try to wear queer designers who happen to be brown and makin’ shit.”

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Her suit and cape (which I want) were designed by none other than Carolina Herrera. They're nothing short of a political statement — one that's driven by good ol' fashion.

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And honestly, isn't that what fashion is supposed to be? A revolutionary act that reflects our culture and the times? If it's not, then fashion was never for the people, by the people.